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It was never going to happen from the moment Ppf, Two Profs and Baker lite decided it was a good idea :facepalm:

So when are you going to be 'on your way' from this thread ? Do we get a run-down to a flounce date like last time ? :flounce: You just can't resist coming back after your flounce to tell us how angry you are, can you :lolol::lolol::lolol:

Well you ruled out the Lib Dems, Greens and Labour And UKIP and the Brexit party aren't going to give you what you want (and as you rightly point out 'No deal' was certainly not in the leaflets and info that was published before the vote) Maybe you are going to vote Change UK, SNP, Sinn...

Think you may have missed a couple of steps. May resigns 'No deal' Leader for Tory party (Boris, Raab, etc) More Tory in-fighting 2nd referendum binary decision - 'No deal' or 'Rescind Article 50' Everyone who likes Binary decisions will be happy too ???

I hope you are not suggesting all 'No deal' Leavers are stupid. I believe there is a proportion of them that is dragging the average down for the rest :whistle:

Their deal stays in the Customs Union, but they have cunningly renamed it The Backstop. And it's only in place until they have found the magic answer to the Ireland/NI border issue that they haven't been able to find in the last 3 years. I think the Labour Party have given up looking for the...

It hasn't happened because the Brexiteers can't decide whether they want a 'No deal' and Irish Border or a 'Deal' and Customs Union. This is proven each time the vote is put to Parliament, and each time it happens you get angrier :shrug: Ignore button is probably for the best, you obviously...

I'm sorry to break it to you, but as of next week it's right back in your hands :facepalm: Just in case you haven't understood Brexit Party want 'No deal' and a border in Northern Ireland Conservative Party want a deal and stay in the Customs Union I deduce from the following that your fellow...

And which result did you vote for, Nigel's 'No deal' and hard border in NI, or TM's 'Deal' and continued membership of the Customs Union ? Because, without wanting to point out the blindingly and being accused of being patronising, it seems that is where the problem lies and there seems to be...

Well you need to get TM's deal through on this 4th vote otherwise it looks like a leadership contest and with the 2 'no dealers' Boris and Rabb at the top of the betting, that wouldn't get you what you want.

So, because you are angry that Brexit isn't what you were told it was going to be, you are voting for someone who won't turn up, participate or represent Britain's interests in a parliament that has no say over Brexit. Then, presumably, when the rest of the EU do something you don't agree with...

I wonder where you're going to put your X then ? You must be fuming each time Theresa May gets her deal voted down by the 'Squealing Pigs' and 'Swivel-eyed loons' alliance ???

Well at least you know they will turn up, do the job properly and fight for Britain's interests within the EU.

Did you want to borrow this ? :lolol:

Well, there was this a few years ago :facepalm:

But each time that poor Theresa May puts a deal in front of Parliament, those nasty Brexit supporters vote it down :facepalm:

But you have stated lots of things that have since proven to be complete and utter bollocks - lucky nobody believes anything you post :lolol:

I don't know the exact figures, but Leigh on Sea will only be a tiny part of an EU constituency (I think East of England) and the fact that the voting system is proportional means that your vote is likely to have more effect than any Parliamentary or Council elections. Whatever it is you want...

Well I wouldn't vote for a one policy party at an election to a parliament that hasn't the power to implement that policy :facepalm: It would be like voting for councillors on national issues. And I'm sure others would think the same ???